TED Talks Lesson (No feedback)

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TED Talks are short educational talks given by a variety of people and that cover a wide field of topics. Some of those fields include medicine, science, philosophy, sociology, astronomy, linguistics and much more!

Our lesson will generally follow the following pattern:

Before the lesson:

1.) I will send you a TED Talk clip before our lesson. (Or, if you have a preference, you are free to choose a clip of your choice too!)2.) Take notes of any grammar, phrases, or vocabulary that you did not understand. Also, it is important to note the times in the video that something appeared unfamiliar to you. (For example, "at 3:08 in the video, there was a word I didn't understand.") You do not need to spend too much time looking up each individual word; we will go over that during the lesson.

During the lesson:

1.) Ask me any vocabulary, phrases, or grammar that was unfamiliar. 2.) I will ask you to summarize the video clip, and explain to me the main points as well. 3.) I will ask you several questions about the content of the TED Talks video clip.4.) Lastly, we will discuss and dialogue about the content and message of the video.

The order of the lesson is very flexible! Please let me know if you would like to do something more specific or different.

Material:
Other (I will send you a TED Talk video clip or you will request one of your choice)

Feedback from students

I had enjoyable time with talking about lyrics of "all need you is love". It's hard to understand each verse especialy as I asked phrase "nothing you can see that isn't shown ? there's nowhere you can be that isn't where you're mean to be. It's easy". But thanks for you sending file, it make me more clear understand that. See you.